– Sauber drivers Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr were left content following the Russian Grand Prix, despite the team failing to score a point for the seventh successive race.Ericsson qualified at the back of the grid and raced to 14th place while Nasr, who used a new chassis after complaints earlier in the year, was 16th after being compromised by a slow puncture.Kevin Magnussen's points for Renault means that only Sauber and Manor have yet to record a top 10 finish in 2016, but both drivers were able to draw some positives."It was a decent race for me," said Ericsson. "I had a difficult weekend as I have been struggling a lot to get the tyres to work on this special...
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